Register for these GSA Acquisition Webinars and earn free CLP credit! (May Classes)
Learn how to enhance competition, achieve small business utilization, procure sustainable acquisitions, and much more. All courses are free. GSA Acquisition Training Webinars offer Continuous Learning Points (CLPs) and are issued directly in a government student’s FAITAS account!
7-May-2019
FCL-GSA-0027 GSA Schedules and Small Business
1pm-3pm Eastern Time
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GSA/FAS Order Level Materials (OLM) Briefing for Industry Partners.
This webinar session will provide training on the new Order Level Materials GSAR rule. It will provide instructions on how Industry Partners can properly utilize the new rule. OLMs are supplies and/or services acquired in direct support of an individual task or delivery order placed against a Schedule contract or BPA. OLM pricing is not established at the Schedule contract or BPA level, but at the order level.
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GSA/FAS Order Level Materials (OLM) Training
COURSE: FCL-GSA-0105 - IMPLMENT OF ORDER-LEVEL MATER AUTH UNDER FSS
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will provide an overview of the authority to acquire Order-Level Materials under certain Federal Supply Schedules, to include implementation at the FSS solicitation, contract, and order levels. Federal agency employees may register today and earn 2.0 CLPs. Register in FAITAS below and select the class date that works best for your schedule!
Federal employees must register in FAITAS to earn CLP Credit.
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Important Update for GSA Schedules: Upcoming Refresh to Update Service Contract Act Wage Determinations
The General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) is planning to refresh
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Industry Webinar: Sales Tracking System Training for GSA Schedule Vendors
Do you or your staff have questions regarding the sales tracking system requirements of your Schedules contract? Join us for Sales Tracking Systems Training. This session will walk vendors through the sales tracking requirements of their contract - explaining why it’s necessary, what you need to know, and how to successfully track sales throughout the reporting period. GSA subject matter experts will guide vendors through the sales tracking process, answer questions, and provide real-world examples to help ensure vendor success.
Date: 3/13/2018
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Launch of the SSQ+ Capability for GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Contracts Replacing Previous MAS Performance Dashboards
The Federal Acquisition Service’s (FAS) Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) program streamlines the process of purchasing products and services for the federal government.
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REMINDER - GSA Reverse Auctions Virtual Training - TODAY (Wed, Nov 15, 2017)
REMINDER! Today, Wednesday, November 15, 2017 GSA will be hosting two (2) virtual training sessions for GSA Reverse Auctions.
GSA Reverse Auctions is a GSA e-Tool used to facilitate the request for, and submission of, quotes using a reverse auction process. This government-owned and managed reverse auction platform has been designed to maximize competition through transparency and real-time pricing with increased savings to the Government and taxpayers. This efficient and cost effective reverse auctions e-Tool can be used to solicit quotes/bids for both commodities and services through GSA and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Multiple Award Schedules (MAS) contracts, Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) issued by GSA and other federal agencies against Schedule contracts, Agency-specific Multiple Award Contracts (MAC), and Open Market acquisitions.
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Upcoming Planned Roll-Out of the Mass Modification Transformation Initiative (MMTI) for GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Contracts
GSA is transforming the mass modification process with significant process improvements, based upon feedback from the user community. The new GSA Schedule mass modification process will increase flexibility in vendor responses, ensure contract compliance, and maximize customer confidence. MMTI will benefit our industry partners in the following ways:
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